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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
4
The Diller Methodist church reports strong Sunday school attendance and good morning services. Evening crowds were solid despite bad weather and Epworth League meeting followed. Next week the Epworth League will meet after the 7:30 p.m. sermon with Wayne Thompson leading on My Debt to an Inspiring Friendship.
Zion Lutheran outlines Lent as a time for meditation and prayer. Ash Wednesday marks the Passion season with readings and explanations. Next Sunday features Sabbath school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 a m. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 p m. Pastor Otto Bergfelder invites all.
The Federated Community Church article notes ongoing Ford auto races from New York to San Francisco and predicts the 1913 model Ford finishing the course. It covers Sunday school attendance, Y M C A class invitations, and remarks on Rev Clark and Mr Heyhoe as pastor and speaker. It also mentions Christian Endeavor program, quilts, and comforters by the Ladies Aid plus a move to pack the church next Sunday.
Sixth grade wins spelling contest with high marks while fifth grade studies geography and human toye. Students prepare booklets and a civil war notebook. civics themes on government phases. Friday literary program features Miss Kurtz’s room reading and performances.
Be It Resolved that the Association extends thanks to A. M. Clarke President of the Hastings School Board Superintendent A. H. Staley and all Hastings School Board and faculty and Hastings citizens for courtesies and hospitality extended. Signed W. H. Merton Secretary of Resolution Committee January 27, 1922.
The weather bureau defines a cold wave as a rapid fall in temperature within 24 hours, with definitions varying by region and season. This guidance explains how conditions differ across parts of the country and year.
A chemical solution has been patented that can be dipped into photographic prints to apply a protective flexible waterproof and dirt resistant coating. The invention promises to enhance print durability and surface resistance while preserving image quality.
Fred Gipson and Press Canada of Ratcliff Arkansas drove Sunday afternoon when a hen in the road suddenly flew at their windshield breaking it. Glass shards struck Canada cutting his face and bleeding. The hen, thought dead, recovered and flew away as Gipson aided his companion.
Greenland was discovered and manned about the end of the tenth century by a Norseman who established a colony there. The note accompanies a brief column portion and a local interest item.
A brief ad invites businesses to use the office as their headquarters when in the County Seat, anchoring near First National Bank in Fairbury, Nebraska.
A note explains that Xmas uses the Greek letter Chi as X representing Christos, linking the origin of the Xmas abbreviation to the initial of Christ. The explanation highlights the historical use of Chi in Christian tradition and its stylistic adoption in holiday naming.
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